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Photo Tip: Wildlife in your backyard
 If the birds are merely passing by, obtaining shots is really a matter of luck, but if they are visiting with intent, perhaps lorikeets visiting flowering shrubs or trees, then it is possible to obtain the exact shots you want. If the birds are shy, what better place to build a hide than in your own back yard? You can also set up tripods with fill-in flashlights.
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Around Australia: (Rockhampton historical buildings)
 I usually use a large-format camera for my architectural work; however, 35 mm is fine. Great lenses for this work are 80-200 mm, and something nice and wide around 20 mm. A roof-rack can be handy for standing on to help with your perspectives. If this does not work out you can always correct perspective in the computer through software such as Photoshop.
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